DOMINION ITEMS
SALE OF FRUIT STANDS
(By Telegraph —Per Press Association
WELLINGTON, April 7
The sale of street fruit stands for the April quarter realised £450, only 15s loss than for the corresponding quarter in 1931. The majority of the purchasers wore Hindus-. KETCH SAILS. WELLINGTON, April 8. The ketch Water Lily, which several Christchurch young men have bought ;m { | prepared for an overseas cruise, left for Auckland this morning.
SLY GROG FINE
ASHBURTON, April b
Bernard Lewis Blackwell was fined £35 for sly grog selling, a second offence.
HOSPITAL FINANCE
WELLINGTON, April 7
The- Wellington Hospital Hoard begins the new financial year with a deficit of £31,801. The deficit is accounted for by the great increase in -social welfare expenditure. The actual money paid out in this direction exceeds the estimate by £34,255. The chairman, iM-r F. Ca.stle. states that there- is no possibility of a reduction of the levies this year.
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Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1932, Page 6
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153DOMINION ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1932, Page 6
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